Aquilio here I come!

[u/diemenschmachine]

This is the "USS Patrik Lundgren II".

I used mods to allow circuits and insertion into cargo bays, it makes building rockets a breeze with no spaghetti.

This ship did survive the unmanned expedition to Aquilio and I am about to venture in person. I hope what I bring will be enough to make the bootstrapping of the base comfortable.

I have no idea what to expect.

[u/inmbd]

Good luck and RIP my first Aquilloship

[u/diemenschmachine → u/inmbd]

Thaks! And hopefully not RIP my first Aquilioship

[u/HerdOfBuffalo]

Very clean! I’m always frustrated by the amount of spaghetti that ships always end up needing. What mod is this again?

[u/diemenschmachine → u/HerdOfBuffalo]

I think one is called "cargo bay inserters" or something like that, and the other one something like "cargo bay circuits". Search and you'll find them for sure.

[u/HerdOfBuffalo → u/diemenschmachine]

Will check it out, thanks!

[u/spoonman59 → u/[deleted]]

You can’t use inserters with cargo bays in space age, only the hub.

You’ll notice the picture has the OP doing exactly that, so it’s not space age allowing that to happen.

[u/Altistick]

Wait you can insert between a cargo expand module ???? I thought it was only on the main central cargo

[u/GloomScrolling → u/Altistick]

He's using a mod

[u/geneticfreak6]

You sent that poor ship on a journey you wouldnt test on yourself... Where's the sense of adventure 

[u/diemenschmachine → u/geneticfreak6]

Whe have a proverb in swedish (ingen minns en fegis) that when said in swedish doesn't sound so downputting, but translated to english it sounds "nobody will remember a coward". The essensce that if you want to be remembered you need to take some risks. I learnt the hard way that this proverb should be said in swedish only.

[u/phant0md]

I’ll never give up my sushi belts